E! Online — Eminem just hit a special milestone. After all, the Grammy winner shared that he has been sober for 16 years. Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, posted a photo on Instagram April 20 of... more info

Stereogum — Noah Weiland, the son of the late Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland, has shared a new song, “Time Will Tell.” It features previously unreleased vocals from his father, and he felt forced to release it after an anonymous blackmail attempt. more info

Consequence Of Sound — The album will arrive this summer, and is preceded by the single “Well Alright,” out today. Johnny Cash’s Unheard 1993 Album Songwriter Gets Release Date Jo Vito more info

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New York Post — While Mary J. Blige has joined the ranks of eternal music royalty as a 2024 inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul says she may soon be calling it a wrap on her recording career. more info

Metalsucks — North American dates when? The post Slipknot Announce Two 25th Anniversary Shows in Mexico to Take Place This November appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Obscure Sound — “Goodnight Nobody” explores the power of choosing acceptance over bitterness, following a relationship’s demise. Home Remedies recorded their upcoming debut album, Goodnight Moon, at Headroom Studios in Philadelphia — and the consuming “Goodnight Nobody” represents the album’s third single. Taking heavy inspiration from Elliott Smith, the track evolves grippingly from more acoustic-set contemplation — ruminating on positive memories — into a rousing rock arsenal, which complements the lyrical decision to move on. The reference to a past beloved as “a former future,” in the chorus proves cathartic; “Goodnight Nobody” is a thorough success from Home Remedies. — This and other The post Home Remedies – “Goodnight Nobody” appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info

Stereogum — A decade ago, Hozier had a moment. With his 2013 debut single, the solemnly hearty sex jam “Take Me To Church,” Irish singer-songwriter Andrew John Hozier-Byrne made it all the way to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Ever since then, Hozier has maintained a solid career, scoring lots of hits back home in Ireland and popping up in the presence of artists like Haim, boygenius, and a roots-rock all-star band assembled at the Newport Folk Festival. Hozier never went away, but it seemed like his big mainstream moment had come and gone. more info